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  • Dark_Star
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    Am I missing something or the PTS is not responding through Ubuntu notification ?

    Is that aimed for 2.2 ?

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  • Dark_Star
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    ^^Yes its working now Thanks a million guys

    Ohh and is it only for Ubuntu 64bit ? or for mdv 64bit as well ?

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  • flowerdealer
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    I've fixed it by renaming (copying really) the library in /usr/lib/php5/20060613
    from php_gtk2.so to php_gtk.so . Now it works. Thanks.

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  • flowerdealer
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    I still have the same problem after adding that line to php.ini and installing the .deb. Any other steps that I might be missing? Thanks!

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  • justapost
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    Originally posted by Dark_Star View Post
    I have the file in the first command ! Now how do I fix it ?
    He He the word "find" is part of the command!

    >find /etc -name php.ini

    But it seems the file is located at the same place as in debian here. Open the file with an editor and add the line michael mentioned. Or type
    Code:
    sudo echo -e "\nextension=php_gtk.so" >> /etc/php5/cli/php.ini

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  • Dark_Star
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    shashwat@shashwat-desktop:~$ /etc -name php.ini
    bash: /etc: is a directory
    I have the file in the first command ! Now how do I fix it ?

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  • justapost
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    On debian it's here /etc/php5/cli/php.ini. If you can't find it post the output of

    find /etc -name php.ini

    here.

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  • Dark_Star
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    . Someone please help.

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  • Dark_Star
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    Bump.. Someone please help.

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  • Dark_Star
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    Can't find it

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